Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-04-06
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| I'd, by which two brakemen were killed.
At St. Paul, on the I'd, Sila Coquaine, q
young child died from q dose OF morphine
| put up by Druggist Taylor, of Taylor 81
Myera, for quinine. Taylor may be ar
| rested.
| In the New York courts Anna B. Fits,
said to be the woman who, as Annie F.
| Armstrong, was convicted OF stealing
| watch from Stock Broker Ernest Dichman,
| but was let off with no punishment, has
now sued him for $4,000 damages for
| breach of promise OF marriage.
Judge j. V. Eustace was stricken with
paralysis at Oregon, IL, while on the way
to the court house, and when lifted up was
unable to speak.
| B. F. Allen and +. nj. Hubbard have
| been arrested at Des Moines, Ia, on g.
charge OF embezzling funds OF che defunct
Monarch Insurance Company.
Buffalo Bill and his Wild West show
sailed for London on the 31s6 on the
steamer State OF Nebraska. The company
will make tour in England.
| David Moody, wealthy farmer OF
Rardin, ILL.,. fell upon an axe in his wagon
and received injuries which caused his
death.
| bill prohibiting the selling or giving to
minors of tobacco in any form passed the
| Illinois Senate.
| Considerable excitement prevails at War.
rem, ind, twenty miles east Of Wabash,
over the discovery OF oil at depth of $50
| feet.
| The differences between the Knights of
Labor and the Amalgamated Association
| OF Miners and Mine LAX orors in the coke
region have been settled, and the meeting
OF arbitrators to settle the question of
wages will be held in q few days.
Boston jury decides that shaving on
Sunday is not q charity or work OF neces-
sity.
The challenge OF the Scotch cutter Thistle
to sail a race for the Americas cup has
been accepted by the American cup COM
mittee.
The bark Scots Bay rescued the captain
and mate OF the schooner Marcus Davis,
water-logged in mid-ocean. Four seamen
had persisted.
The Cincinnati & Eastern Road has been
reorganized as the Ohio Il Northwestern,
under the presidency OF Fl. @. Parsons, and
will be changed to standard gauge.
The federal supreme court has reversed
the Judgment OF the supreme court OF aD-
peals OF Virginia in the case OF William L.
Royal, whose tender state of tax coupons
in payment OF lawyers license was
wrongfully refused.
During the service in q chapel in Mention,
France, q noise in the organ-loit caused g.
panic among the congregation, and q rush
escape from the church many persons were
injured.
Dora <. Bennett, was found by police
man in grocery store at Cleveland, and
claimed to have been abducted by three
men from the house OF her father at
Columbiana, Ohio, and driven away in
buggy. Her shoes were gone, and her hair
had b. en- cut off.
There will be held in Milan, Italy, In the
months OF May and June, an international
exhibition OF -four milling machinery and
apparatus connected with bread-making
Italian paste-making. ricedressing, and
similar industries, to which American
manufacturers are requested to send OK
hibits.
Egypt has imported experts and ma.
chimney from the United States to bore for
petroleum along the banks OF the Red Sea.
The Senate at Hamburg proposes to
grant a credit OF 1000, 900 marks for the
lighting OF the principal streets and squares
with the electric light.
The Indianapolis, Bloomington & West
ern Railroad was sold under foreclosure ON
the 28th, to J. D. Campbell representing
tho Corbin syndicate, for $3,OOO,00O.
Paul Tulane, the philauthropist and
founder OF Tulane university, Kew Orleans,
died at Princeton, n. j. on the 9th, aged
SO.
The budget committee OF the French
CnAuD0r Oh OopuUleb rejected INC COmpu'
mentary credits asked by the government,
and ministerial crisis ia believed to be
imminent.
Preparations are making for the return
for trial from London Of DIR. Weir, charged
with the murder of Mabel Clark, at Os.
coda, Mich.
James Kearney, the New York lawyer,
who was reported to have absconded, has
returned.
The carpenters at work on the new Cot
ton Exchange at Augusta, Ca, have struck
for nine hours. 1t is reported that the
strike will become general.
A petition is to be presented to the
Canadian Parliament for permission to
extend the Pontiac & Pacific Junction
Road from Aylmer to Sault Ste. Marie. to
meet the road now being built from st.
Paul.
In the coal combination case at Harris
burg, Pa, being an action to enjoin the
companies from combining in the matter
Of output, all of the evidence has been
heard, and the court reserves it's decision.
Prot. McGes, OF the geological survey,
says the Charleston earthquake covered
an area of 100000 square miles. and
extended from Canada to Cuba, and from
the Mississippi to the Bermudas.
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